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Tag: historical methods

Does Playfulness Crowd Out Rigor?

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Mills

If you’ve been a reader of what I’ve been writing about teaching and learning the past several years you’ll know that I’ve been arguing that historians should make room for a more playful approach to the past in the undergraduate history curriculum. I’ve never argued that playful teaching and learning should be the only way…

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Google, eBooks, and Teaching

Posted on December 10, 2010 by Mills

Google has at last announced the long- (or at least sort of long-) anticipated launch of Google eBooks. With more than 3 million books available online and with a potential library of many, many millions more as a result of their scanning project, Google is offering up a service that I think will turn out…

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